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Comment #38948285
I thought teams would be cheaper than individual.
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Comment #37092768
Thought on people's effort to create impact their workplace.
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Ask HN: Validation of a Thought(LLM -> LISP -> Transpile)
I'm trying out a code generation problem using open-source transformer models. With almost all of the models, the context window size seems to be a problem. I had a thought that, i…
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Comment #35967176
Has anyone tried if the model is capable of giving a structured output?
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Comment #35834142
Is it possible to load the model for a particular language. Thus minimising the required resources.
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How Io language is Homoiconic?
It's being mentioned that Io language is homoiconic. To me homoiconic means "Expressing the language in the data-structure of the same langage" . For exp, LISP, is all LISP list. I…
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Is there a way to generate static sites with content from DB?
For one of my use case, we have to render pages generated from almost a static data available in DB. I'm wondering if we can have hugo(/any static site) to use DB as a datasource t…
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Constraints on the password imposed by m209 on first password management
I was going through the paper [Password Security: A Case History][1] By Robert Morris and Ken Thompson on authentication. It has been mentioned in the First Scheme that the first e…
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Comment #24928344
A custom s-expression evaluator. Helps you to express logic in the configs and any other data that might have.
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Caching TGT from browser/other krb5 client
I'm playing around with Kerberos SSO. As experimented so far, -When I open a web app that is configured with Kerberos, from the browser, it prompts me for the username and credenti…
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Comment #19136419
Thanks @brettgriffin. I started with Timeseries DB, which is optimized for Timeseries data, also it is built on top of Postgres(RDBMS). So simple and serves the purpose.
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Comment #19077071
Is volume the only thing that we go for Time-Series DB? I doubt if Time-Series DB really satisfies the need of "Event sourcing" such as single/multiple column(s) aggregation, etc.
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Ask HN: Time-series DB for event sourcing?
I am in the process of choosing data storage for my event-series DB. There are various opinions on using RDMS, NoSQL or Columnar. Was there any exploration done on using Time-serie…
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